Chinese Premier Li Kekang has suggested the government's tolerance to economic slowdown: when the GDP growth rate maintains 7.5% and above, the government won’t launch stimulation package. However, Anbound research team advices there is still high possibility that the government would wait and see even the GDP growth rate temporarily slips below 7.5%. In the current context, the market rumor that China’s economic growth rate in 2014 is likely to lower to 7% might be realized.